The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 18Saunders and Benning, 1853 - Law |
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Page 221
... increase of 4.2 per cent . marks the returns of 1851 as com- pared with those of 1850 , the increase of population may be most fairly adduced as a satisfactory cause for this increase . ments during the last ten years stand thus : -1842 ...
... increase of 4.2 per cent . marks the returns of 1851 as com- pared with those of 1850 , the increase of population may be most fairly adduced as a satisfactory cause for this increase . ments during the last ten years stand thus : -1842 ...
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... increased from 1 in 669 to 1 in 604 ; the increase of the population being 6-8 per cent . and of the commit- ments 18-4 per cent . Of the seven chief midland agricultural coun- ties , Cambridge , Northampton , Bedford , Hertford ...
... increased from 1 in 669 to 1 in 604 ; the increase of the population being 6-8 per cent . and of the commit- ments 18-4 per cent . Of the seven chief midland agricultural coun- ties , Cambridge , Northampton , Bedford , Hertford ...
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... increase of population , the greater efficiency of the police , the increased willingness to give evidence ( arising in part from a diminished fear of maltreatment ) , a less reluctance to prosecute ( owing partly to the abolition for ...
... increase of population , the greater efficiency of the police , the increased willingness to give evidence ( arising in part from a diminished fear of maltreatment ) , a less reluctance to prosecute ( owing partly to the abolition for ...
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ON FINANCE Page | 1 |
ON MARINE INSURANCES | 45 |
LAW REFORM AND ITS PROSPECTS | 87 |
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